Last night, I checked my wallet transaction history and got a little scared: I previously gave a certain contract an "unlimited authorization" to save trouble, and later the project team even changed parameters and swapped permission addresses... I was still just watching in the group saying "here comes internal conflict," but I still had permissions active myself. It’s really about being serious with words but slack in actions.

To put it simply, revoking permissions is as important as going to sleep: you may not die immediately if you don’t do it, but the risk is always there. Especially recently, with the repeated sharing of rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging in the group, everyone is anxious and looking for some "certainty." I actually prefer to close the doors I can close first. Anyway, I revoke permissions after I use them—more trouble but more reassuring.